The Fruited Life
Where rest becomes fruit
Got questions? They are part of the process.
Whether you are starting something new or returning to the journey, your questions are welcome.
Does going to therapy mean my faith isn’t strong enough?
No. Prayer and professional support are not opposites. Many of the strongest believers I know have sat on a therapist’s couch. Getting help is a way of stewarding the mind and body God gave you.
Will my faith be part of therapy?
As much as you want it to be. Scripture and prayer are woven into my approach, never forced. You set the pace.
My husband doesn’t believe in therapy. What can I do?
You can begin on your own, and many women do. If he is open to it, a free consultation together lets him ask his questions before anyone commits to anything.
Do you take insurance?
The Fruited Life is private pay. FSA and HSA cards are accepted, and I provide a superbill you can submit to your insurance for possible out-of-network reimbursement. Check with your plan about what it covers.
Why private pay?
Private pay means you choose your therapist, and your care is not shaped by what an insurance plan will approve. We discuss fees in your free consultation, so there are no surprises.
I’ve tried therapy before. How will this be different?
It is common to need the right fit before therapy clicks. A consultation lets us talk about what did not work last time and whether my approach is what you need now.
Can I see you in person?
All sessions are by telehealth, so you can meet with me from anywhere in California.
Should I choose therapy or coaching?
Therapy is for anxiety, depression, relationship conflict, or stress affecting your daily life. Coaching is for women and couples whose mental health is well managed and who want help with goals, boundaries, and rest. The consultation helps us decide together.
What happens in the free consultation?
It is a 15-minute virtual call. You share what brought you here, ask your questions, and we talk about fees and availability.